Demi Blanco, real name Demetria Spence, reportedly indicted for making a false 911 call involving Young Scooter‘s death.
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Demi Blanco Reportedly Indicted For Making False 911 Call Involving Young Scooter’s Death
On Wednesday, November 4, The Shade Room shared a report asserting that Fulton Superior Court issued an indictment against Demetria Spence. Per the document, the indictment was issued on September 28, 2026. Specifically, the charge listed on the indictment reads, “TRANSMITTING A FALSE PUBLIC ALARM.”
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Social Media Reacts
Social media users reacted to the indictment against Demi Blanco, a.k.a. Demetria Spence, in The Shade Room’s comment section.
Instagram user @jaedubayou wrote, “Why did he run??! I’m reading everything but confused. She made a false report… then why did he need to run? 🤷🏽♀️I’m asking because I’m sure I’m missing an important detail!”
More On Demi Blanco, A.K.A. Demetria Spence, And The False 911 Call Involving Young Scooter’s Death
As The Shade Room previously reported, Young Scooter passed away in Atlanta, Georgia, on March 28, 2025. On that date, Scooter was celebrating his 29th birthday. Subsequently, reports allege that his passing took place after the Atlanta Police Department arrived at a residence after receiving a report about a woman being dragged inside. However, when police arrived, a man reportedly answered the door while another fled the residence and tried to hop a fence.
In doing so, the man, later identified as Scooter, suffered a fatal injury to his leg. In the days that followed, police released the 911 call, which featured Demi Blanco, per The Shade Room. However, Blanco ultimately revealed that her accusations in the call were false and she didn’t see a woman getting dragged inside the house. Instead, per Blanco, she was allegedly the woman inside the house and made the 911 call indirectly, seeking help.
Zeus “Baddies” Contestant Demi Blanco admits to making 911 call that led to Atlanta rapper Young Scooter’s death pic.twitter.com/Rdd6R6ybO3
— Kollege Kidd (@KollegeKidd) April 1, 2025
In April 2025, Demi Blanco was arrested, per The Shade Room. She was later given a bond amount and presumably released from behind bars.
